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Evaluating EOT claims in construction projects is a complex process that requires a structured and comprehensive approach. By understanding the contractual basis for such claims, employing robust delay analysis techniques, and thoroughly examining all supporting documentation, employers can make informed decisions that protect their interests while maintaining fairness and professionalism.
March 27, 2024·28 min read
A project delay seems simple on the surface: work is not completed by its planned deadline. However, in the high-stakes world of construction, this simple slip in the schedule quickly snowballs into a complex web of financial and legal consequences. RP 29R-03 is the industry's most widely recognized standard, offering a systematic approach to identifying, measuring, and quantifying the impact of project delays The blogs explains RP in great detail.
August 7, 2024·25 min read·Listen
Among the critical components of effective schedule management is an often overlooked yet indispensable concept: float ownership. When float is mishandled—such as when parties attempt to sequester it or manipulate it for tactical advantage—projects risk delays, cost overruns, and disputes that can escalate into costly legal battles. This blog will explore essential techniques and strategies, from contractual best practices to technological tools that help in tracking and controlling float.
May 10, 2024·37 min read
